In a significant development, global law enforcement agency Interpol has issued a Red Notice for Anastasiia Berezovska, a 39-year-old Ukrainian woman, in connection with the targeted bombing that took place in Monaco on Monday. The explosion reportedly targeted Vadym Yermolaiev, a Ukraine-born construction tycoon with ties to Russia who was among the wounded in the attack. Monaco authorities are yet to officially identify the victims, but media reports suggest that they were a family and one of them remains in a life-threatening condition. Investigators believe the suspect had accomplices or acted on behalf of someone else due to the sophistication of the explosive device used and its remote detonation. The attack, which occurred in Monaco's busy apartment building entrance, has shocked the principality known for its tax incentives, royal family, and Formula 1 Grand Prix. Authorities are still seeking a motive for the attack, with potential ties to ongoing conflicts between Ukraine and Russia under speculation. The Interpol notice describes Berezovska as having dark hair, speaking German, and bearing a tattoo possibly of a snake on her right arm from shoulder to elbow. Investigators have also identified a rented vehicle used by the suspect and are following her escape route across several European countries up to her last known address in Germany. German police have conducted searches related to the investigation, including a rented apartment near Frankfurt and a vehicle used by Berezovska. As the suspect remains at large, investigators continue to gather evidence and cooperate with their German counterparts to apprehend her. The attack in Monaco follows reports of targeted killings and attacks on Russian figures by Ukraine amid ongoing tensions between the two countries. In December 2024, Ukraine's security service claimed responsibility for the killing of the head of nuclear, biological, and chemical military protection forces for the Russian military. Russia has recently been accused of ramping up a campaign of targeted killings since its full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022. The ongoing investigation into the Monaco bombing aims to uncover any connections to these broader geopolitical issues.